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Ablesure Hot FootReview | Music Technology, Aug 1993Dual port programmable MIDI remote controllerMIDI control from the ground up |
Akai EWI & EVIReview | Music Technology, Sep 1987Wind ControllersUnveiled at NAMM and stars of the BMF, these two new instruments receive their exclusive preview in MT. Tim Goodyer takes a deep breath before taking a closer look. |
Akai EWI-2000 & EWV-2000Review | Music Technology, Apr 1988Electronic Wind InstrumentState-of-the-art wind synthesis. Man Jumping's Andy Blake gets his fingers around Akai's wind controller and voicing module and finds a happy marriage between expression and analogue synthesis. |
Blowing The Digital HornReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1988Casio DH100Don’t be fooled by its toy-town looks - Casio’s DH100 comes with six sounds and a built-in speaker, but it is a remarkably good MIDI wind controller for £99. Tony Crowle decides to take it seriously. |
Casio DG100Review | Music Technology, Oct 1988Digital HornWhere Roland and Yamaha tried to create the state-of-the-art wind controller, Casio have gone for accessibility. Andy Blake blows the latest development in the latest line of MIDI controllers. |
Casio DH800 MIDI HornReview | Phaze 1, Jul 1989 |
Digigram MIDImicReview | Music Technology, Oct 1988If you've ever wished you could sing a violin or hum a tune straight into your MIDI sequencer, this French "MIDI microphone" could be for you. Debbie Poyser sings something sampled. |
FadermasterReview | Micro Music, Dec 1989Paul Overaa discovers a handy if costly way of manipulating MIDI data in real time courtesy of J.L.Cooper |
Get the HornReview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Jez Ford gets his laughing gear round the budget Casio MIDI wind controller - The DH100 |
Higher PerformanceReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986Yamaha MCS2 Control StationMissing performance wheels on your MIDI instrument? Yamaha's MIDI Control Station could solve your expression problems, as Simon Trask reveals. |
JL Cooper FadermasterReview | Music Technology, Oct 1989MIDI Control DeviceTired of digital parameter access synth editing, unimpressed by software editors? Vic Lennard looks at a system that allows you to use real sliders to edit your synths. |
MIDI Gesture & MIDI CreatorReview | Music Technology, Mar 1994interactive music controllersYou move - it programs. A first step towards virtual reality music? |
MIDIMICReview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Yet more of Jez comment as he gets his vocal chords round Digigram/Farfisa's latest MIDI gadget |
Palmtree Instruments AirdrumsReview | Music Technology, Dec 1986From America comes a set of unique MIDI percussion controllers that work by sensing the direction you shake them in. Rick Davies previews them. |
Peavey PC1600Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1993MIDI Fader ControllerWant an easy way of manually switching Programs or mixing 16 channels of MIDI volume? This baby will let you do both... and much, much more. |
Peavey PC1600Review | Music Technology, Apr 1993MIDI Controller16 channels of MIDI data at the push of a slider. Vic Lennard just loves being in control. |
Peavey RMC 4512Review | Music Technology, Dec 1987MIDI Foot ControllerWith both hands fully occupied on stage it seems a shame to use your feet for nothing but standing on; Rick Davies tries using his for controlling MIDI equipment. |
Roland CM-Series AccessoriesReview | Music Technology, Oct 1990CF10 DIGITAL FADER & CN20 MUSICAL ENTRY PADTo complement their CM-series modules, Roland have released a Digital Fader and Musical Entry Pad - but anything MIDI has many uses. Vic Lennard becomes an accessory. |
Rolls MIDI Wizard Foot ControllerReview | Recording Musician, Feb 1993 |
Simmons Silicon MalletReview | Music Technology, Jan 1988Striking a blow for mallet players, Tim Ponting investigates an instrument that combines the MIDI sophistication of a modern keyboard with the mallet techniques of xylophones and marimbas. |
Softwind SynthophoneReview | Music Technology, Nov 1988MIDI SaxophoneThe latest MIDI wind controller comes from Switzerland and uses a conventional sax body. Michael Andreas checks out the traditionalists' alternative. |
Susurrant synthesisReview Audio | The Mix, Feb 1995Akai EWI 3020/3030Wind controller and sound modules |
The Computer ConnectionReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990Roland’s Computer Music rangeMartin Russ looks at the evolution of Roland's approach to computers in music, culminating in their latest CM products. |
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